the pattern i bought today on etsy at little  ticket whom i just love.  i think capes are next:)after i learn how to resize this children's size 1 into something larger.

i just love the shape of that little hood!  

pairing crushed tulle with recycled silk sweater....yum!

after much ado we have finally put up our 
etsy shop. hooray!

pictured is one of my favorite products.  tiny books made of recycled library discards.  we have used them for disneyland autographs and small stories and tiny art.  they are wearable with a hand finished rayon ribbon and lobster claw clasp which can be clipped to other places for "on the go" tiny art collections and experiences:) 

i am so excited to be able to share more of my creative world of mini things apart from seasonal adornments and create alongside my daughter who is my creative partner in crime:) 

we missed the bloom of the cherry blossoms at the tidal basin in washington d.c. by about a week and all that was left was their tiny pink calyxs and their slightly greenish to brown stems. very sweet up close but alas... not the show i was hoping to catch.

we did however catch the full bloom of another variety called the kwanzan with full, pom pom like clusters of sweet pink blooms stuck to the ends of bare brown branches.

very tutu ish and happy and wand like.

i love the bloom of flowers on trees the best.

happy spring to one and all who come here to visit.

i have been busy in my workshop, head down, nose to the grindstone for many months working with my daughter on a collection of works to be put up on etsy. we will blog of it and link to it when it is up and running.

i have a small collection of bracelets/mini crowns for spring this year which i hope to place at the ark. they are sweet and small and i love their scale so much. i will work more on small things this year with my daughter as this is the size and quality that speaks most lovingly to us.

loving spring and all its magical petal storms and delicate details.

joy!

my order from moo arrived today:)
the possibilitea of making ones own happy images into postcards is really so uplifting.

pictured is my cupie baby from childhood and a well loved resident of my disheveled dolly sanctuary.

kat of secrets of a butterfly led me there to moo when she gifted me a set of beautiful cards and stickers of her floral imagery for christmas.

thank you, for your lovely guidance and inspirations.

i can't wait to put those cute doll faces in the post for

some old fashioned correspondence.